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Extract path within path
Hi, I have a environmental variables, Code:
ORACLE_HOME=/u01/oracle/ORCL/db/tech/10.2.0 ORACLE_SID=ORCL Now I need to create a variable and need to extract some part from ORACLE_HOME. I need to get the path from ORACLE_HOME till ORACLE_SID as /u01/oracle/ORCL. I may need to check also the first occurance of ORCL in the whole path. Can anybody suggest the best way to do it nawk or cut or substing. Please advice. Thanks and Regards, Sreejit |
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